Answer: In Notes 4.61 and above, you can add "SMTPMTA_IPPORT=xxxx" to your notes.ini file. This will set the SMTP MTA to use port xxxx.

Yes. ISP.com blocks ports 25. All users that are dialed into our server will have to use our SMTP server to send mail. This is automatically setup when you use our configuration software. See similar questions...

You can use your ISP's SMTP gateway. (See your welcome email from when you signed up with your ISP. The information will be there). We run duplicate mail servers on port 26 for this very situation. Click in the advanced or port settings of your mail client and instruct it to use port 26 instead. See similar questions...

open relay," is a mail server that allows third-parties to send mail to other third-parties. For security reasons and to thwart spammers, almost all ISP's limit use of their SMTP servers to their customers only. (For detailed information on Open Relays see http://mail-abuse.org.) To make sure you have not un-intentionally created aOpen Relay, first, make sure you are using the latest version of SpoonProxy. See similar questions...

Yes, due to the increase of spammers clogging mail servers on a global basis, we like many other companies have blocked port 25. This keeps all e-mail traceable to the senders phone number. If you try to send mail on our server you must be dialed into a BudgetSurf connection likewise you cannot send E-mail from another companies e-mail servers while dialed into BudgetSurf. See similar questions...

You can enable mail port redirection to run your own mail server, even if your ISP is blocking Port 25 to your computer. The feature will allow you to run a mail server on a port other than the default Port 25 used for mail. See similar questions...

In Exchange server 2000 go to System Manager -> Select Servers (look for your Server) -> selectProtocols / Select "Default SMTP Server" and choose 'Properties >General >Advanced> now you should be able to editor change the port number; Usually, I use 24 or 8025. Whatever you choose, it must correspont to the port Xwall uses to send to your exchange server. You have to edit the registry. Here is Microsofts FAQ on how to do it. .http://support.microsoft.com/default. See similar questions...

Hi, Our POP server also uses port 2525. Please consult your email client help files for how to configure an alternate port for SMTP See similar questions...

Nothing to worry. There is obviously another client that runs his ed2k client on port 25, usually because of restrictions from his ISP as mail ports are seldom throttled. You can set your eMule to any port you like. It's not a law that port 25 is always SMTP, it's only usual behaviour. So you will see other known applications ports being used like IMAP, PPTP, FTP. This is because your firewall software doesn't inspect the packet, but just the destination port (not useful). See similar questions...

Check to see if your web server works in a browser by using a URL: http://3.4.5.6:6000/. Use the port number that you're listening on and the real IP address of your machine. Add the "IP Address" for your web server in ZoneEdit: "ww2.domainname.com" points to "ip address". Add a Web Forward entry for your domain called "www.domainname.com" that points to http://ww2. See similar questions...

Yes, you need to authenticate yourself first before using it, and we only support SSL connection for SMTP. See similar questions...

No. Across-Mail Service help you send email via other port except port 25 to send email out, but the port of your ISP's SMTP server is port 25. All emails that your send out via Across-Mail Service will be sent to your recipients' mailbox directly. See similar questions...

If your ISP uses its own proxy server, you can still use SpoonProxy. What you need to do is map your ISP's proxy port (usually port 8080) IN and OUT to the IP address of your ISP's proxy and then use port 8080 as you normally would as the port for your HTTP connections in your browser. Be aware that you can't run both the HTTP proxy and a port mapping on port 8080. See similar questions...

choose category: Show all FAQ'sCoding Issues E-mail General Questions My Computer Pre-Sales Site Management See similar questions...

as u can see .. in the SMTP server , i have thought of putting the word "mail" before my web site address.. but i got this error: My ISP does not support CDO is there any way around sending e-mail with VB.NET that does not involve CDO. This is my code notificationMail.Body = "Message: " & message & Chr(10) & "Source: " & sourceStage.ToString() & Chr(10) & "Order ID: " & OrderID.ToString() notificationMail.Fields. See similar questions...

We have found a small handfull of ISPs that do not allow this service and the only option you have at that point is to use our web based email software or request your ISP add your domain to their list for relaying. See similar questions...

Personally I never worked with GroupWise. However, I found this link on the net. http://support.novell.com/cgi-bin/search/searchtid.cgi?/10072891.htm See similar questions...

Post.Office SMTP Filters can now use SpamAssassin as a plug-in extension to their standard capabilities. To configure the Post.Office SMTP Filters to use SpamAssassin: Log in to the Post.Office web based administration pages and navigate to: System Config : Configure an SMTP Filter SpamAssassin is configured by default to reject messages with a rating of 5 or higher. Further settings may be configured in SpamAssassin. See http://www.spamassassin.org for details. See similar questions...